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Chat - Icy Juice 1.0d6 By Mitz Pettel
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Icy Juice is a Cocoa-based ICQ internet chat client that backup multiple accounts. Icy Juice is quieten a tenacious way from being feature-complete, and the current release is more of a preview and an invitation for users to show their needs and expectations from an ICQ client and for developers to assume part in this open-source see in one way or another. The source encrypt is also available. What's New: Version 1.0d6: Fixed a germ where messages reappeared after being deleted from history. Improved performance with tenacious histories. Dragging and dropping text or a URL onto a liaison in the list immediately opens a message with the dropped token. Added swedish localization. Change to german localization. Changed icon. |
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